Learn how Another Half lets members inspect, correct, hide, export, and delete retained memory, and what correction means for matching data.
Memory is not an uneditable biography
When AI proposes a memory from a conversation, it should be a suggestion waiting for your review, not an automatic truth. Your daily rhythm, relationship direction, or view of something can change. If information cannot change with you, it should not be treated as a permanent identity. Separating a proposal from a confirmation is the first privacy boundary.
The product direction keeps memory, profile, preference, and matching features distinct. A sentence should not silently become data for another purpose. When you inspect a memory, ask whether it is accurate, whether you want to retain it, and whether it genuinely needs to be used for matching.
Inspect the source and the wording
Inspection lets you see what the system retained: what it says, whether it is still current, and whether it came from something you stated, something you confirmed, or an inference. You do not have to accept a polished sentence. If it goes beyond your meaning, that is already a reason to correct it.
Everyday Hong Kong conversation can move between Cantonese, Traditional Chinese, and English, and tone can carry more than one meaning. Review against what you intended, rather than letting a joke, hypothetical, or passing feeling become a stable preference. Once you can see the content clearly, you can choose the next control.
Correct the record back to your voice
If a memory is broadly right but its wording is too wide, correct it instead of accepting the original sentence. You might narrow an activity preference to the rhythm and limits that actually suit you. A correction should reflect what you have confirmed and want to keep, without adding a plausible detail you never stated.
Correction can also mean making the scope smaller. You do not need to fill every gap for a profile to look complete. A clear, bounded, updateable detail is often more reliable than a description that reaches a conclusion on your behalf. If you do not want it used for a particular purpose, review its matching-use choice as well.
Hide, export, and delete are different choices
Hiding can suit a memory you want retained but do not want in ordinary view; it is not a synonym for deletion. Exporting gives you a copy you can inspect and keep, so you can understand what you have chosen to retain. Neither action is a shortcut to permanent removal.
Deleting is an explicit removal choice for a retained memory. Confirm the target before acting, then check the status or receipt shown afterwards. Deleting one memory does not rewrite every historical decision, but related derived matching data should be invalidated or recomputed under the product rules.
Make data control a small habit
After an important onboarding conversation, a change in daily life, or a new relationship direction, set aside a little time to review memories one by one. Correct obvious errors, hide what you do not want in ordinary view, export what you want to keep a copy of, and delete what you no longer want retained. This is your order of work, not a test you must pass.
Before meeting people, check which information you have chosen to use for matching. If you are only trying to understand yourself, you may keep only the wording that helps you. The important point is knowing what each action means and remembering that an AI suggestion never replaces your decision. Privacy is an updateable choice, not a one-time setting.
What to take with you
- AI memory suggestions need member review and confirmation; inferences should not become facts automatically.
- Inspect, correct, hide, export, and delete are different controls; hiding is not deletion.
- After correction or deletion, related matching features, scores, caches, and explanations should be invalidated or recomputed.
Frequently asked questions
Does an AI memory suggestion immediately become my data?
No. A suggestion is content waiting for your review. You can inspect, correct, hide, export, or delete retained memory. An unconfirmed inference should not become a profile fact or matching condition.
What is the difference between hiding and deleting a memory?
Hiding puts retained content out of ordinary view, while deleting is a request to remove that retained memory item. Follow the status and receipt shown by the product; do not treat hiding as deletion.
Will old matching data remain after I correct or delete a memory?
Historical decisions are not rewritten, but related matching features, candidate scores, caches, and explanations should be invalidated or recomputed. Review the data state and matching-use choice before reading later results.
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Memory belongs in your relationship data only when you can see it, change it, and remove it. A short review is more practical than trying to write a perfect profile once.
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